Tuesday, September 8, 2026

Ethiopian Airlines retains multiple Skytrax Awards for seventh consecutive year

In a remarkable display of excellence, Ethiopian Airlines, the largest airline group in Africa, has once again emerged as the undisputed champion at the prestigious Skytrax World Airlines Awards 2024, held in the United Kingdom. The national carrier of Ethiopia has not only retained its coveted title as the “Best Airline in Africa” for the seventh consecutive year but has also secured three other prestigious accolades.

“We are pleased to have proudly received the prestigious Skytrax World Airlines 2024 award for the seventh consecutive year,” said Mesfin Tasew, Ethiopian Airlines Group CEO. “At Ethiopian Airlines, our unwavering dedication to customer-centric innovation has been pivotal to our success. We remain at the forefront of the aviation industry by continually adopting cutting-edge technology to elevate our passengers’ experience.”

These prestigious awards are a testament to Ethiopian Airlines’ unwavering commitment to providing world-class air travel services and continuously enhancing the passenger experience. The airline’s relentless focus on innovation, operational efficiency, and customer satisfaction has solidified its position as the leading carrier in the African aviation landscape.

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